08/27/2026
We got a few questions about Eriocaulon buergerianum from our last post. This is one of the plants we’ll be growing out as an aquarium plant and for terrariums (it’s doing great in both for us). Like the Eriocaulon vietnam that we have available this one is also a dense carpeting plant if you let it grow in and replant clippings. While the vietnam is super easy and fast growing, the buergerianum is slower and more demanding in aquarium applications.
I really wouldn’t label it a slow grower since we’re getting decent growth everywhere we’ve put it after it settled in from tissue culture clippings. As a foreground to midground plant for aquariums it looks different from your usual grass like plants with tighter tufted rosettes of smaller compact leaves. Once it’s settled it roots pretty quickly and starts growing. We’re looking forward to seeing this grown out as a carpeting plant and an accent in some terrarium displays.
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